--skip-bad-files now skips all kind of bad files

This release includes some code modernization and greater test coverage, plus:

• one new feature, courtesy of @vrde: --skip-bad-files, also now aliased to --ignore-errors, does what it says on the tin: Pycco will continue operation if it encounters a file it does not understand.
• three Markdown enhancements are available: smartypants (which, contrary to the documentation, wasn't enabled before), fenced code blocks, and footnotes.

0.5.1 - Directory recursion

Changes:

• Courtesy of @goosemo, Pycco will recurse into directories given as arguments and attempt to process all the contents.
• Added -s argument to continue processing a list of files (or directory) if an unprocessable file is encountered.

Sitemaps

Generate a simple index of all generated documentation using the -i flag. Many thanks to @abbgrade for his contribution to Pycco.

0.3.1

• Bugfixes
• Specify language